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Supporting children with SEND in supplementary school
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London, United Kingdom
OCN L2/L3 Supporting Children with SEND in Supplementary Schools Tuesday evenings, July 2017 This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. Please complete the form to book a place. We are asking you to pay just £10 to cover the cost of the learner book. You must attend all four sessions. […]
£10
Minority Matters – Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools
Minority Matters London
Today is the final day to hand in your work for both the Effective Teaching Skills and the Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools modules if you want it marked before the Autumn term. Pascale will be at Minority Matters from 12-2pm if you have any questions or just to receive your work. Mohamoud will be […]
Inclusive supplementary education
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London, United Kingdom
OCN L2/L3 Supporting Children with SEND in Supplementary Schools Tuesday evenings, July 2017 At this session we are very fortunate to have a presentation from Dr Ruth Glynne-Owen, Blue Sky Autism, an expert in autism and early intervention approaches. This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. Please complete the form […]
Bradford Conference: Emerging role for supplementary schools
Bradford University Richmond Road, Bradford, Yorkshire
Finding practical solutions for challenging times Saturday 15th July 2017, 9.30am to 1.30pm Great Hall, University of Bradford, Bradford, BD7 1DP Supplementary schools provide part-time educational opportunities for children and young people, primarily from minority ethnic communities. They commonly offer mother-tongue language classes, faith and cultural studies, alongside activities such as sport, music, dance and […]
Brent Supplementary Schools – Good Management
Brent Civic Centre The Drum, Level 3 , Bedroom 2, Engineers Way, Wembley
Day 2 of the excellent 3-day Good Management course Prepare a school management pack including: welcome pack for parents, staff handbook, management committee guidelines and safeguarding policies and procedures for all.
Silver Recognition Meeting
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London
Two supplementary schools from SE England will be attending a recognition meeting this evening to assess their delivery according to the Quality Framework for Supplementary Education. Together with their mentor they will present teaching and learning practice, how children’s performance and development is assessed, what links they have been able to make with the children’s […]
£130
NRCSE Board of Trustees
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London, United Kingdom
Final meeting of 2016/17 for the wonderful, dedicated, hard-working NRCSE trustees. We will be looking at our actual income over this year – good earned income, not so great grants income. We will be making plans for next year, September 2017 to July 2018. And we will be considering the roll out of the Level 3 […]
Train-the-trainer
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London, United Kingdom
Three day train-the-trainer for our OCN accredited Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools course Session 1 – Overview Welcome and introduction to the courses, why they have been developed and how they have been developed Introduction to the Teacher and Learner resources Planning a Pre-course meeting How supplementary schools contribute to children’s development Baseline assessment of […]
£450
Deliver the Level 3 Cert – Teaching in the supplementary education sector
Resource for London 356 Holloway Road, London, United Kingdom
Delivering OCNWMR accredited courses for Islamic supplementary schools Train-the-Trainer Venue: Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, N7 6PA Session 1 Date: Tues 29th August 2017 Start 10.30am Finish 4pm Welcome and introduction to the courses, why they have been developed and how they have been developed Introduction to the Teacher and Learner resources Planning […]
£450
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